Sentence examples for excused from blame from inspiring English sources

The final few minutes might suggest that the Eagles' greatest problems are on defense, and certainly that unit cannot be excused from blame.

Journalists can mostly be excused from blame in this controversy because their news source, The Journal of Epidemiology, has a solid reputation and it is rather unrealistic to expect journalists to attempt to dig deeper into a detailed science article written by-and-for specialists with PhD degrees.

Are they excused from blame because they tried to reform their communities or are they, too, responsible for the harm in question by virtue of their group membership?

If she exercises those capacities in order to bring about some negative outcome, then she is morally responsible for that action that is to say, she is a sensible target of blame for that action (she is neither exempted nor excused from our blaming practices).

The authorities might be excused from too much blame because, with the war almost over, conditions at Island Farm were probably far better than they were on the streets of Germany.

Some historians have excused Catherine from blame for the worst decisions of the crown, though evidence for her ruthlessness can be found in her letters.

But it was clearly meant to position him as the one who wanted to keep working on a budget, to excuse himself from blame for passing the governor's bill, or, in the highly unlikely event that government is shut down, to fault the governor and point out that Mr. Silver had an alternative.

However it may be possible to excuse these from blame without accepting that noncompliance with reasons is a necessary condition for blameworthiness; for example, with the weaker condition that a blameworthy act stems from having a character from which certain concerns or motivations are absent (Arpaly 2003).

They are also excused from having to prove who is to blame for their losses, as they would be required to do in court.

Only men with serious health complaints were excused from conscription.

These subjects were excused from this portion of the study.